Data leak admission ties Alioto to Look magazine reports
The government acknowledged leaks of confidential FBI and Narcotics Bureau information to Look magazine reporters linking San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto to organized crime. The disclosure involved a file cabinet of FBI records allegedly in Time-Life possession. Rehnquist said the department opposes domestic spying controls if they hinder law enforcement. A separate Maine House resolution urged withdrawing U.S. forces from Vietnam by end of 1972.
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UPL
San Francisco
Joseph L. Alioto
National
FBI
Atty
Wiliam Rehnquist
Senate
FBI and
Narcotics Bureau
Look Magazine
Alioto
Time-Life Inc
Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Justice Department
Rehnquist
Department
Look
Look and Life Magazines
Time-Life
Herbert K. Mudd Jr
Irvin
Rehnqurst
Alata
General's Vanishing and Cole Caper Hamper PX Probe
Senate investigators heard Brig. Gen. Harley Moore recount a missing general in Germany who offered $50,000 to invoke the Fifth Amendment. He said roadblocks hindered the inquiry into undercover Army Post Exchange dealings, while Chairman Ribicoff warned of potential whitewashing.
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Senate
Germany
Earl Franklin Cole
Cole
Harley Moore
Army
Europe
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Moore
Vietnam
United States
Treasury
Frankfurt
U.S
James J. Polk
U.S. Army
Teayope
WTO
Harley D. Moore
Nixon Eyes Strategic Withdrawals in Vietnam and Europe
President Nixon discussed Vietnam and global strategy, warning against isolationism if the war ends badly while stressing continued alliances. He advocated negotiating with Moscow and opening talks with Peking to build a relatively peaceful world, and asserted U.S. resolve to defend allies and interests.
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Vietnam
U.S
Europe
United States
Moscow
Peking
Asia
Cos
Pacific
Japan
Queen Mary project spurs Long Beach debate over tideland funds
Long Beach faces criticism over Queen Mary financing under a 1964 tideland law. City Manager Mansell defends the plan, noting oil revenue of over 325 million to date and strict monitoring. The Queen’s cost to the city tops 42 million with total funding around 57.7 million as it nears a public opening in April.
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Queen Mary
Long Beach
John Mansell
Mansell
State Lands Commission
Prosecution rests as Calley testimony challenged by Medina
The prosecution wrapped its case with rebuttal witnesses disputing Calley s account that Capt Medina ordered the killing at My Lai. Medina testifies to rebut the claim, while defense aims to call Maj Gen Samuel W Koster as a potential witness. Jeffrey Lacross and Roger J Murray provide further inconsistent recollections of orders.
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Fr. Benning
UPI
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Irnest L. Medina
My Lui
Medina
My Lai
Cailey
Lee Bailey
Bailey
George W. Latimer
Samuel W. Koster
Jeffrey Lacross
Big Rapids, Mich
Lacross
Charlie Company
Daniel
Roger J. Murray
Waukegan
My Lal
FBI officials defend Hoover as McGovern attacks
Twenty one FBI officials accuse Senator George S. McGovern of political opportunism for criticizing J. Edgar Hoover. McGovern calls the response hysterical and says the defense of Hoover reflects a stultified bureaucracy fearing criticism. Associate Director Clyde Tolson condemns McGovern as opportunistic amid Hoover's long tenure.
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UPT
FBI
Sen
George S. McGovern
J. Edgar Hoover
McGovern
South Dakota
Clyde Tolson
Hoover
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